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π ΎοΈ Common Mistakes
β Don't say: Both did not come.
β Say: Neither came.
β Don't say: Both of them did not pass the test.
β Say: Neither of them passed the test.
π ΎοΈ In negative clauses, we use β#neitherβ not both.
β Don't say: Have you received any informations?
β Say: Have you received any information?
π ΎοΈ The word #information is uncountable in English. It does not have a #plural form.
β Don't say: We have bought new furnitures.
β Say: We have bought new furniture.
π ΎοΈ The word #furniture does not have a plural form in English. To denote the singular aspect of the noun, you can use βan #article of furnitureβ or a β#piece of furnitureβ.
β Don't say: The machineries were expensive.
β Say: The machinery was expensive.
π ΎοΈ The word #machinery does not have a #plural form. It is uncountable and takes a singular verb.
β Don't say: The sceneries here are beautiful.
β Say: The scenery here is beautiful.
β Don't say: Do not carry heavy luggages during travel.
β Say: Do not carry heavy luggage during travel.
β Don't say: He conveyed these news to his relatives.
β Say: He conveyed this news to his relatives.
π ΎοΈ The words #scenery, luggage and news are uncountable in English. They do not have a plural form.
β Don't say: He told, 'I will/'ll go home.'
β He told that he'd go home.
β Say: He said, 'I will/'ll go home.'
β He said that he'd go home.
π ΎοΈ Use "#to_say" (1) when referring to a person's actual words, and (2) in indirect speech if the sentence doesn't contain an indirect object.
π₯Noteπ₯
πCommon idioms with "#say" and #tell
πΈ Say a prayer.
πΈWho says?
πΈI must say!
πΈYou can say that again!
πΈ If you say so!
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πΉ Tell the truth.
πΉ Tell a lie.
πΉ Tell a story.
πΉ Tell the time.
πΉ Tell your fortune.
πΉ Tell someone your name.
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π ΎοΈ Common Mistakes
β Don't say: Both did not come.
β Say: Neither came.
β Don't say: Both of them did not pass the test.
β Say: Neither of them passed the test.
π ΎοΈ In negative clauses, we use β#neitherβ not both.
β Don't say: Have you received any informations?
β Say: Have you received any information?
π ΎοΈ The word #information is uncountable in English. It does not have a #plural form.
β Don't say: We have bought new furnitures.
β Say: We have bought new furniture.
π ΎοΈ The word #furniture does not have a plural form in English. To denote the singular aspect of the noun, you can use βan #article of furnitureβ or a β#piece of furnitureβ.
β Don't say: The machineries were expensive.
β Say: The machinery was expensive.
π ΎοΈ The word #machinery does not have a #plural form. It is uncountable and takes a singular verb.
β Don't say: The sceneries here are beautiful.
β Say: The scenery here is beautiful.
β Don't say: Do not carry heavy luggages during travel.
β Say: Do not carry heavy luggage during travel.
β Don't say: He conveyed these news to his relatives.
β Say: He conveyed this news to his relatives.
π ΎοΈ The words #scenery, luggage and news are uncountable in English. They do not have a plural form.
β Don't say: He told, 'I will/'ll go home.'
β He told that he'd go home.
β Say: He said, 'I will/'ll go home.'
β He said that he'd go home.
π ΎοΈ Use "#to_say" (1) when referring to a person's actual words, and (2) in indirect speech if the sentence doesn't contain an indirect object.
π₯Noteπ₯
πCommon idioms with "#say" and #tell
πΈ Say a prayer.
πΈWho says?
πΈI must say!
πΈYou can say that again!
πΈ If you say so!
β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦β¦
πΉ Tell the truth.
πΉ Tell a lie.
πΉ Tell a story.
πΉ Tell the time.
πΉ Tell your fortune.
πΉ Tell someone your name.
#Grammar #CommonMistakes
ππ American English File 2, Second Edition, Unit 11C, Exercise 3, GRAMMAR, Pages 88, 146 and 147
π so, neither + auxiliaries
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π so, neither + auxiliaries
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ππππAmerican English File 4, Second Edition, GRAMMAR 10A, Exercise 5, Pages 97 & 150
π quantifiers: all, every, both, etc.
π all, every, most
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π quantifiers: all, every, both, etc.
π all, every, most
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ππππAmerican English File 4, Second Edition, GRAMMAR 10A, Exercise 5, Pages 97 & 150
π quantifiers: all, every, both, etc.
π no, none, any
π both, neither, either
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π quantifiers: all, every, both, etc.
π no, none, any
π both, neither, either
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π Determiners
Viewpoint one, Student's Book, Unit 9A, Pages 95 & 160
#Grammar #Viewpoint1 #9A #Determiners #VP1U9AE2 #B2 #Each #Every #both #All #No #None #Neither
Answers
1. All successful people know you need a vision.
2. Both men became billionaires.
3. Neither product sold at first.
4. None of them graduated from college.
5. No success comes easily.
Answers
1. B Yes. All my close ... and all of their efforts paid off. No
success is easy. None of my ...
2. B Well, each person is successful ... But every friend I have
is doing what they love.
3. B ... but neither of their companies ...
4. B ...I'm sure every student is happy ... Both of my
roommates thought I would quit.
Viewpoint one, Student's Book, Unit 9A, Pages 95 & 160
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Answers
1. All successful people know you need a vision.
2. Both men became billionaires.
3. Neither product sold at first.
4. None of them graduated from college.
5. No success comes easily.
Answers
1. B Yes. All my close ... and all of their efforts paid off. No
success is easy. None of my ...
2. B Well, each person is successful ... But every friend I have
is doing what they love.
3. B ... but neither of their companies ...
4. B ...I'm sure every student is happy ... Both of my
roommates thought I would quit.